AddOn
AddOn ADD5FCAT6ABE network ethernet cable 5 ft blue
A 5 ft blue Cat6A patch cable with RJ-45 male connectors for high-speed network connections
- Length5 ft.
- ColorBlue
- 5 ft length fits tight rack spaces
- Blue jacket simplifies cable identification
- Cat6A UTP construction supports high-speed data transfer
- PVC-rated sheathing meets standard installation requirements
- RJ-45 male connectors ensure direct device connection
Designed for Cat6A patching
This AddOn cable is a 5.0 ft blue RJ-45 male-to-male patch cord built to the Cat6A UTP PVC standard for high-speed data transfer. It is intended for installers and IT teams who need a compliant, ready-to-use link between switches, patch panels or end devices.
Suits Cat6A drops; not for other categories
Buyers terminating Cat6A horizontal runs or upgrading existing Cat6A patching will find the correct specification here. Anyone who needs a different category rating, a non-PVC jacket, a crossover pinout or a length other than 1.52 m should select another product.
Cat6A UTP PVC rating decides fit
The single specification that determines whether this is the right part is the Cat6A UTP PVC construction, which defines the performance class and fire rating for the installed link.
Highlights
- 5 ft length fits tight rack spaces
- Blue jacket simplifies cable identification
- Cat6A UTP construction supports high-speed data transfer
- PVC-rated sheathing meets standard installation requirements
- RJ-45 male connectors ensure direct device connection
Specifications
| Brand | AddOn |
|---|---|
| Length | 5 ft. |
| Color | Blue |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 121 × 70 × 30 mm |
Questions about this item
Is the 5 ft length right for a desk-to-switch run?
At 5 ft (1.52 m) the cable reaches from a desktop or laptop to a nearby switch or wall jack without leaving excess slack on the bench.
What does the Cat6A rating deliver on a live link?
The Cat6A construction supports 10 Gbps Ethernet up to 100 m, so a 5 ft patch will pass full line-rate traffic between 10GBASE-T ports.
How does the RJ-45 interface limit the connection?
Each end uses an RJ-45 (8P8C) plug that mates with any standard Ethernet port, capping the link at the port's negotiated speed — up to 10 Gbps on Cat6A hardware.
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